[Art in Idaho]

Was it Beck or Levin who said Sunstein was the most dangerous man in America? - except Obama of course. Oh, and isn't it Power whose mantra is 'Responsibility to Protect'? Protect which group Samantha? All the fellow travelers?

Bears repeating from the article:

"Critics of Amartya Sen are quick to point out how the Communist experiences of his youth helped him in shaping his Kerala economic model which “is simply an expression of the romanticized notion that Communist rule creates a utopia” and that Sen doesn’t stand for Freedom, but for wealth redistribution labeled as “economic equality“."

"Considering President Obama’s own childhood experiences with radical Communists it’s not surprising that he would agree to adopt the new Socialist U.N. Sustainable Development goals, or that his ambassador to the U.N. would quote a Communist in a effort to show support for such a move."

"What is surprising is the fact that many Americans still refuse to recognize the Marxist path the United States is now set upon, and how close to losing what’s left of their liberty, and the liberty of future generations, they really are…"

Income redistribution - from Obama, Power, Sunstein and the Pope. We've had enough of this crap!

The essence of communism:

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

I think it was Beck who said that Sunstein was the most dangerous man in America. He’s a Marxist with a very mean totalitarian mindset, and is one of Obama’s unofficial advisors, if not mentors.

His wife is a fool, plain and simple, like her concepts.
If reality bit her in the ass, she’d simply think it was a mosquito.

[laplata]

Thanks, Art. Good info to know and share. Great sign.

A few years ago, Powers also mentioned attacking Israel if it becomes necessary.